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Cybersecurity Awareness Month: #BeCyberSmart

Posted on October 4, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

#BeCyberSmart – during CyberSecurity Awareness Month and beyond Continue reading Cybersecurity Awareness Month: #BeCyberSmart→

Posted in #BeCyberSmart, Cybermonth 2021, cybersecurity, malware, Security Leadership

Gift card fraud: four suspects hit with money laundering charges

Posted on October 1, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

Gift card fraud may sound like small beer against ransomware – but it’s personal, it hurts, and it’s still a multi-million dollar problem. Continue reading Gift card fraud: four suspects hit with money laundering charges→

Posted in bust, DOJ, gift card scam, Law & order, Romance scam, Social Engineering

S3 Ep52: Let’s Encrypt, Outlook leak, and VMware exploit [Podcast]

Posted on September 30, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

Latest episode – listen now! Continue reading S3 Ep52: Let’s Encrypt, Outlook leak, and VMware exploit [Podcast]→

Posted in apple, Cryptography, Exploit, iPhone, Lets Encrypt, Naked Security Podcast, Podcast, TLS, vmware, Zero Day

How to steal money via Apple Pay using the “Express Transit” feature

Posted on September 30, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

Could a rogue vendor with a dodgy payment terminal rip you off via Apple Pay? Maybe. Here’s what to do about it. Continue reading How to steal money via Apple Pay using the “Express Transit” feature→

Posted in apple, Apple Pay, Cryptography, Express Transit, Express Travel, iOS, iPhone, lock code, tin foil helmet, Visa | Tagged NFC

Serious Security: Let’s Encrypt gets ready to go it alone (in a good way!)

Posted on September 28, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

Let’s Encrypt is set to become a mainstream, self-certifying web certificate authority – here’s why it took so many years. Continue reading Serious Security: Let’s Encrypt gets ready to go it alone (in a good way!)→

Posted in Cryptography, cybersecurity, https, Lets Encrypt, TLS

S3 Ep51: OMIGOD a gaping hole, waybill scams, and Face ID hacked [Podcast]

Posted on September 24, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

Latest episode – listen now! Continue reading S3 Ep51: OMIGOD a gaping hole, waybill scams, and Face ID hacked [Podcast]→

Posted in apple, Face ID, Microsoft, Naked Security Podcast, Phishing, Podcast

STILL ALIVE! iOS 12 gets 3 zero-day security patches – update now

Posted on September 23, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

It wasn’t dead, just resting. Continue reading STILL ALIVE! iOS 12 gets 3 zero-day security patches – update now→

Posted in apple, iOS 12, iPhone, macos, Zero Day

How Outlook “autodiscover” could leak your passwords – and how to stop it

Posted on September 23, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

The Microsoft Autodiscover “Great Leak” explained – and how to prevent it
Continue reading How Outlook “autodiscover” could leak your passwords – and how to stop it→

Posted in autodiscover, Microsoft, Outlook, Vulnerability

VMware patch bulletin warns: “This needs your immediate attention.”

Posted on September 22, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

“It is a matter of time before working exploits are available,” warns VMware. Continue reading VMware patch bulletin warns: “This needs your immediate attention.”→

Posted in RCE, vCenter, vmware, Vulnerability

iOS 15 launches with 22 documented security patches – including a Face ID bypass using a “3D model”

Posted on September 21, 2021 by Paul Ducklin

Fake heads! (Cue dystopian scifi music.) Continue reading iOS 15 launches with 22 documented security patches – including a Face ID bypass using a “3D model”→

Posted in apple, Exploit, FORCEDENTRY, iOS, iOS 15, OS X, patch, Vulnerability

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